To compare him to Tendulkar is sort of unfair on both of them. Sehwag may have modeled his batting on Tendulkar's , but his brain does not work the same way.
Tendulkar is an amazingly consistent batsman, has an impeccable technique, does the basics right, and has a school-boyish hunger for runs. He thinks like most cricketers do, except he has found a way to achieve most of his plans through talent, skill and hard work. And by all accounts, he is best player (not just batsman) to have played limited overs cricket.
By contrast, Sehwag is a pretty average performer in LOIs, barring the just-concluded tri-series in SL. But in Tests, he is streets ahead of any other cricketer (except Bradman) in the history of the game. He has changed the way the game is perceived, often plays on a different level than the other 21, and achieves milestones with deceptive simplicity. He has already contributed to more Indian test victories than any other batsman, and may soon overtake Kumble as our biggest match winner.
Based on his achievements, he has to be considered the best. Let's hope he was not serious about retiring after playing a 100 test matches!
Impossible... 
and I am fine Alhamdolillah 
